Faculty Information - ASKEW David J.

■ Education

1.	1994	Graduate School, Kyoto University, Accomplished credits for doctoral program
2.	1989	Faculty of Laws, Kyoto University, Graduated

■ Current specialized field

Japanese History, Basic Science of Law, Law (jurisprudence)

■ Books and theses

1.	2006/11	Book	The Beijing Olympiad: The Political Economy of a Sporting Mega-Event (with Paul Close and Xu Xin) no. (Single)
2.	2006	Book	Part of the Numbers Issue: Demography and Civilian Victims no. (Single)
3.	2006	Book	Westerners in Occupied Nanking: December 1937 to February 1938 no. (Single)
4.	2005/11	Article	From Conquest and Assimilation to Acceptance and Multiculturalism? Legal Imperialism and the Ainu Ritsumeikan Journal of Asia Pacific Studies (Single)
5.	2005/09	Article	Living Soldiers/Dying Soldiers: War and Decivilization in Ishikawa Tatsuzo's Soldiers Alive Japan Focus (408) (Single)
6.	2004/12	Book	Asia Pacific and Human Rights: A Global Political Economy Perspective no. (Single)
7.	2004/12	Book	(with Paul Close), "Football and Globalisation in East Asia" no. (Collaboration)
8.	2004/11	Book	Debating the 'Japanese' Race in Meiji Japan: Towards a History of Early Japanese Anthropology no. pp.57-89 (Collaboration)
9.	2004	Article	New Research of the Nanjing Incident Japan Focus (www.japanfocus.org) (109) (Single)
10.	2004	Article	The Contested Past: History and Semantics in the Nanjing Debate Ritsumeikan International Affairs 2,pp.63-78 (Single)
11.	2003/12	Article	Recent Research on the Nanjing Incident: Schools and Sources Ritsumeikan Journal of Asia Pacific Studies 13 (Collaboration)
12.	2003/12	Article	Empire and the Anthropologist: Torii Ryuzo and Early Japanese Anthropology Japanese Review of Cultural Anthropology 4 (Single)
13.	2003/12	Article	Buried Bodies, Hidden History: Towards an Estimate of the Scale of Japanese Atrocities in Nanjing Ritsumeikan Journal of Asia Pacific Studies 13 (Collaboration)
14.	2003/10	Article	Osugi Sakae: Individual Socialism and Anarchism Ritsumeikan Journal of Asia Pacific Studies 12 (Single)
15.	2003/04	Article	Defending Nanking: An Examination of the Capital Garrison Forces Sino-Japanese Studies 15,pp.148-173 (Single)
16.	2003/03	Article	The Birth of Kanematsu Shoten: Kanematsu Fusajiro and Early Australia-Japan Relations, 1845-1890 Ritsumeikan Journal of Asia Pacific Studies 10,pp.1-26 (Single)
17.	2002/02	Article	Melting Pot or Homogeneity? An Examination of Theories of Modern Japanese Ethnicity Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies February (Single)
18.	2002/03	Book	Translator's Commentary, Eiji Oguma (translated by David Askew), A Genealogy of 'Japanese' Self-images no. pp.vii-xv (Collaboration)
19.	2002/04	Article	The International Committee for the Nanking Safety Zone: An Introduction Sino-Japanese Studies 14,pp.2-24 (Single)
20.	2002/04	Article	The Nanjing Incident: Recent Research and Trends Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies April (Single)
21.	2002/05	Article	Review Article: 'Nankin Jiken' no Tankyu Japanese Studies 22(1),pp.79-82 (Single)
22.	2002/09	Article	Nanking 1937-38: The Evidence from the Diary of John Rabe Ritsumeikan Journal of Asia Pacific Studies 9,pp.95-122 (Single)
23.	2002/12	Article	(with Paul Close), “Minding Your Ps: A Theoretical Framework for Researching the International Political Economy of Human Rights” Ritsumeikan Journal of Asia Pacific Studies 10,pp.143-157 (Collaboration)
24.	2002	Article	The Debate on the‘Japanese' Race in Imperial Japan: Displacement or Coexistence? Japanese Review of Cultural Anthropology 3,pp.79-96 (Single)
25.	2001/03	Article	The Nanjing Incident: An Examination of the Civilian Population Sino-Japanese Studies 13(2),pp.2-20 (Single)
26.	2001/04	Article	Review Essay: Oguma Eiji and the Construction of the Modern Japanese National Identity Social Science Japan Journal 4(1),pp.111-116 (Single)
27.	2001	Book	Australia in a Japanese Lens, Changing Histories: Australia and Japan no. pp.49-70 (Collaboration)
28.	2001	Book	Selected Bibliography of Major Works on Australia in the Japanese Language, 1941-44, Changing Histories: Australia and Japan no. pp.71-74 (Collaboration)
29.	1998/12	Article	Extended Review: Koike Kazuo's The Economics of Work in Japan New Zealand Journal of East Asian Studies 6(2),pp.75-84 (Single)
30.	2006	Other	Law, Imperialism, and the Indigenous Ainu
31.	2004	Other	Koichi Hasegawa (translated by David Askew et al.), Constructing Civil Society in Japan: Voices of Environmental Movements, Melbourne: Trans Pacific Press.
32.	2004	Other	Masami Nomura and Yoshihiko Kamii eds. (translated by Brad Williams and David Askew), Japanese Companies: Theories and Realities, Melbourne: Trans Pacific Press.
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■ Academic or professional association memberships

1.		ASAA (Asian Studies Association of Australia)
2.		JSAA (Japanese Studies Association of Australia)

■ Research topic, funded research and KAKENHI

1.

Asia Pacific Regionalisation and the 2002 World Cup (Key Word : )

■ Homepage

http://www.apu.jp.ac/~askew

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